The EU expands sanctions against Iranian judges responsible for human rights violations
24 Jul 2026Effective: 24 Jul 202616 views
Who is affected:
European financial entities and companies with links to sanctioned Iranian individuals
Summary
The EU Council adds 6 Iranian judges to the list of sanctioned persons for violating human rights. These individuals are subject to travel restrictions and asset freezing.
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Implementation Decision 2026/1850 expands the list of sanctioned persons under Decision 2011/235/CFSP, adding six judges from Iranian revolutionary courts. The designated individuals have imposed death sentences, imprisonment and flogging against dissidents, activists, religious minorities and protesters of the 'Woman,…
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